Just completed LitReactor's Self-Publishing in the Digital Age - June 2012, by Joe Nassise, and I think I passed. I cannot say enough about the class or Joe's interaction with students. This is my first, and could be my only, but damn if I didn't enjoy the ride.
links to Kindle, B&N and Kobo @ http://www.kahscrap.com
That is a fine cover. I may give that a go. And I never buy any books written after 1920!
Congrats!
Now I wished I would have taken that class! Awesome!
Good for you. Did you put it up any place else?
That's cool, if you stay steady it's $3373 a year. Do that 10 times and it's a job.
How are you getting so many reviews?
There are a shit ton of book review blogs. If you can get some of them folks to review your book, that can help quite a bit (if they like it, of course). More than one (maybe two or three-and-a-half) writers launched a career by getting popular book review blogs to give them a review, which happened to be positive.
That is very cool!
I have to ask, why 38?
#skynet
Ya hear the cops finally busted Madame Marie?
Kah - two questions.
1. When you publish your novel on AMZN, B&N and Kobo are there restrictions that prohibit you from striking a publishing deal with a tranditional print publisher for the same novel? If no, great. If yes, what are the restrictions, and are they perpetual or for a specific time period?
2. When I click on the link above (www.kahscrap.com) I get routed to a series of garbage sites that have nothing to do with your book. Happens also, when I open a new browser window and type in the URL. Have others mentioned this? If not, the problem may be on my end. Maybe I've picked up some adware hijack crap. FYI: all other websites, including ones that I've never visited before, are working fine.
Lemme know if any questions about #2. Look forward to your answers to #1.
Thanks!